Miyamoto altered the appearance by adding more windows to break up the building lines, as well as rounding the exterior frame with faux rock faces and trellis structures for ivy.

The building sits at the corner of a small pond just off Haigis Parkway, less than a mile from Maine Turnpike Exit 42.

Miyamoto has partnered with Mark Richey and Freddie Wilkinson in the venture. Richey and Wilkinson both earned the Piolet D’Or award in 2012 for being part of a three-man team that was the first ever to summit Saser Kangri II in India during a two-month expedition. Before their summit, the peak was the second-highest unclimbed mountain in the world, at nearly 25,000 feet in altitude.

According to a press release from the business, “We believe climbing can enrich our lives and that its culture makes the world a better place,” Miyamoto said. “When we open our doors, you will see our first efforts towards putting this belief into practice.”